Martí obtained a Bachelor degree in Mathematics in 2017, and finished a Master degree in Advanced Mathematics in 2019, both degrees at the Universitat de Barcelona. He has completed his PhD project enrolled at the program in Mathematics at the UB, supported by a FPI grant from CRM-BGSmath. His research focused on the study of vector bundles on algebraic varieties and its interactions with combinatorics and commutative algebra.
On behalf of all CRM members, we would like to wish Martí the best of luck in his upcoming thesis defense.

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